LRI4686811 Kotyle, vase decorated with a head of Gorgona and an open mouth wolf. Beginning of the 6th century BC (painted clay) by Greek, (6th century BC); Museo Archeologico, Pontecagnano, Salerno, Campania, Italy; (add.info.: Magna Graecia (Great Greece): Etruscan-Corinthian kotyle by the Painter of the Bad Wolf; figures emerge from the background among which that of the Gorgon; from Pontecagnano, tomb 856; beginning 6th century BC: clay, polychrome; h 17.1 cm; diameter 19,7 cm, Pontecagnano, Museo Nazionale del \'Agro Picentino - Art of the Great Greece: clay vase decor a head of Gorgona and a wolf with an open mouth. Painting by the Painter of the Mechant Wolf (Lupo cattivo) From Pinte Cagnano, Italy. Beginning of the 6th century BC. Dim. 17,1x19,7 cm Pontecagnano, Museo Nazionale del \'Agro Picentino (inv. 35272)); Luisa Ricciarini.